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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Umbran" data-source="post: 6229803" data-attributes="member: 177">Balanced?  Even-handed?  One commenter noted:"I'm far more concerned about the points that were simply glossed over in this hatchet job. His messy divorce was mentioned in five paragraphs. His custody battle in one paragraph, his bankruptcy in four and his tax issues in two. But his choice of hobbies shows up in about 60 paragraphs: more than five times as many mentions compared to the distractions of his divorce, child custody battle and inability to handle his finances."I don't think he is capable of doing no wrong.  I think men in his position occasionally must bear scrutiny and review, and can't be above criticism.  But, critique things that matter!  The article gives the hairy eyeball in a decidedly unbalanced manner, with real issues given passing mention, and a huge focus on the sensational over the mundane issues of life.There are several reasons to write an article this way, but most of them are not, "Give a fair and balance report of what is actually going on in the community."</blockquote>